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With its over-1,200 year history, more than 300,000 residents and an attractive old city, Münster is a modern industrial centre and a university city as well as the regional hub of the Münsterland area, bearing great influence on the region and beyond. In its dialogue among citizens, politicians and the administration, Münster has never lost its characterisation as a truly European city: The historical centre is still legible, streets and squares shape the public spaces and the various functions of the city centre are tightly intertwined.

On the basis of 170 buildings and projects, this volume recounts the latest architectural history in Münster and Münsterland since 2006. Many of the objects presented in this architectural guide are competition prizewinners, others have been distinguished with architectural awards and not just a few of them are well-known beyond the region. They all bear witness to a lively and fruitful discourse between architects and developers, above and beyond regional architecture and the aspirations of building culture.

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Anke Tiggemann, geb. 1975, ist Innenarchitektin deutscher Herkunft und Fachautorin. Nach ihrem Studium an der Detmolder Schule für Architektur und Innenarchitektur arbeitet sie als Universitätsassistentin an der Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe. Anke Tiggemann lebt in Berlin.

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Anke Tiggemann, born in 1975, studied Interior Design in Detmold, Germany. After her degree in 2004, she worked as Research and Teaching Assistant at Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe for CAD Computer-Aided Design. Currently she lives in Berlin and works as an interior designer and author

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